Lot Essay
Founded in 1132 Fountains Abbey became one of England's richest religious houses. It became known as a tourist attraction in the middle of the 19th Century and is now owned by the National Trust.
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FOUNTAINS ABBEY, LNER
Details
TAYLOR, Fred R.I.
FOUNTAINS ABBEY, LNER
lithograph in colours, c.1930, printed by Adams Bros. & Shardlow, Ltd., London, condition B; tears and losses mainly in the margins, pin holes and foxing
40 x 25in. (102 x 64cm.)
and 'Edinburgh, LNER' by F.Taylor (2)
FOUNTAINS ABBEY, LNER
lithograph in colours, c.1930, printed by Adams Bros. & Shardlow, Ltd., London, condition B; tears and losses mainly in the margins, pin holes and foxing
40 x 25in. (102 x 64cm.)
and 'Edinburgh, LNER' by F.Taylor (2)
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